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Engine Camshaft Seal Fits 1981-2002 Mercury Mystique Tracer Lynx Timken on 2040-parts.com

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Bronx, New York, United States

Bronx, New York, United States
Condition:New Quantity Sold:sold individually Minimum Working Temperature (�F):-80 SKU:TM:3774S MFG Brand Name:Timken Brand:Timken Warranty:Warranty established by retailer Manufacturer Part Number:3774S Seal Installation Style:Press Fit Seal Outside Diameter:2.218 Other Part Number:47751, P3774, 16505, 15-09935, 16504, PT3774 Seal Housing Bore (in):2.205 Interchange Part Number:116002, 16473, 13943, TCS 45473, 3774, 710550 MFG Name:Timken Maximum Working Temperature (�F):350 Supplier Company Name:Timken UPC:Does not apply

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